Wolfenstein3d (Wolf4sdl) remapping?

dudleydes

@denisuu Sorry, my mistake - there should be commas between each action. Also, the array may need to be over 2 lines, each containing 8 actions.

Could you try the following:

#else
bt_attack, bt_use, bt_nobutton, bt_run, bt_nextweapon, bt_nobutton, bt_strafeleft, bt_straferight,
bt_nobutton, bt_nobutton, bt_pause, bt_esc, bt_nobutton, bt_nobutton, bt_nobutton, bt_nobutton,

denisuu

@dudleydes I already did it like that, this is how it looks. If I do it without comma's it doesn't even want to build :)

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Just to be sure, I just do install from binary then follow all your steps and try by launching from emulationstation right?

mediamogul

@denisuu

Have you considered an external mapping option? I use xboxdrv and have put a guide together here. If it's something you're interested in, I'll post my controller map for Wolf4sdl as a reference.

denisuu

@mediamogul Wow that's looks like a lot of work, but in the end I can use that for Quake I & III , Duke3d and other keyboard games without too much hassle right?

I actually hooked up a xbox 360 controller on to Wolf3d and saw all buttons are pressent, just not on the right possition.

mediamogul

@denisuu said in Wolfenstein3d (Wolf4sdl) remapping?:

in the end I can use that for Quake I & III , Duke3d and other keyboard games without too much hassle right?

Sure. I use it for all those games. There's admittedly a learning curve involved, but once you've made a few maps, it gets to be routine. Plus, you can recycle maps as beginning points for new ones so that you're not starting from scratch all the time.

dudleydes

@denisuu said in Wolfenstein3d (Wolf4sdl) remapping?:

Just to be sure, I just do install from binary then follow all your steps and try by launching from emulationstation right?

No, everything should be done the command line using the retropie_packages.sh script detailed in my earlier post.

Installing from binary will install the pre-built binary with the default mappings. What we are trying to do is amend the source code and then build Wolf4SDL from source.

denisuu

@dudleydes

I followed those instructions but I only end up with files in "/opt/retropie/ports/wolf4sdl" but there is no wolf4sdl folder under: "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports"

That's why I asked if I should install though the retro pie setup first . I just tried removing everything again and follow your instructions but again the actual game is missing.

dudleydes

@denisuu Apologies, I'm getting my wires crossed.

If you haven't already installed Wolf4SDL from binary, then you can set up the launch script and create a folder for game data with the command:

sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl configure

denisuu

@dudleydes

I followed all your steps and now the game builds, installs and creates the files.

When I boot it up the game controls haven't changed at all :( Maybe I should look into the advanced remapping posted by Mediamongul.

Blackegg13

@dudleydes Hi
I'm trying to follow your steps but I'm ending up with same result as OP, key mapping didn't changed. Sorry for reviving old topick. I really want to correct that as on 8bitdo sf30 pro, use function is under little home button. I followed your instructions and all worked no error but key binding didn't changed. Would you mind helping me? Thanks

dudleydes

@blackegg13 tbh I cannot recall hearing of any other user who has managed to get this remapping process for Wolf4SDL to work. I may have just been lucky with my PS3 controller.

To remap my controller for the other ports (Doom, Duke Nukem, Quake), I use xboxdrv. I suggest you take a look at doing likewise. More info can be found at: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/Universal-Controller-Calibration-&-Mapping-Using-xboxdrv/

If it's helpful, here is my xboxdrv config file for the Rise of the Triad port.

Blackegg13

@dudleydes ok, I will give it a try, thanks for responding!

lazd

I know this topic is incredibly old, but I just wanted to report back that @dudleydes's instructions do indeed work, but you must delete the ~/.wolf4sdl/config.wl* config file(s) after you rebuild for your changes to take effect. This is because as the contents of buttonjoy are read in from the config file inside of InitGame() when the game is launched.

So the complete solution is as follows:

cd RetroPie-Setup/
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl depends
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl sources

Edit wl_play.cpp as described above to correspond to your joystick's buttons:

sudo nano tmp/build/wolf4sdl/wl_play.cpp

Then, build/install/configure and nuke the config files:

sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl get_opts
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl get_bins
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl build
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl install
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl configure
rm ~/.wolf4sdl/config.wl*

On the next launch, you'll be set with the right bindings!

lazd

I got a bit carried away and decided to implement modern FPS-style controls for Wolfenstein, allowing you to strafe and turn with the thumbsticks on your controller instead of using buttons.

You can give it a try by running this instead of editing wl_play.cpp:

cd ~/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/wolf4sdl/
sudo su
git remote add lazd "https://github.com/lazd/wolf4sdl.git"
git fetch lazd
git checkout sdl2remap

Then, continue with the rest of the instructions.

On this branch, movement, aiming, and strafing are all controlled by joystick axes so they're smooth and granular, unlike the existing jerky d-pad like feeling. Now you can creep up slow, aim precisely, and literally run circles around those Nazis.

On the XBox One (or similar controller), you'll get the following mapping:

Left stick X axis: Strafe
Left stick Y axis: Move forward/back
Right stick X axis: Turn
Left stick button: Run
Right stick button: Run
Left bumper: Previous weapon
Right bumper: Next weapon
Left trigger: Use
Right trigger: Fire
Select: Pause
Start: Escape

Try running by pressing in the right or left stick button, just like you would in modern console FPS games.

Run affects turning rates too, so try doing an "about-face" (180°) by pressing the right stick button as you yank the right stick left or right.

This also fixes the mapping of the select/back buttons in the menu, which was driving me insane.

If that mapping isn't conducive to your controller, go ahead and remap it as described in this thread.

lazd

The bug that was causing @Blackegg13 and @denisuu's mappings to not take effect actually means we can share our controller mappings by simply copying one another's config.wl6.

If you happen to have an XBox One, 8BitDo N30 Pro, or Logitech Dual Action controller, you can use my config.wl6 files from this repository to get your controls mapped nicely without having to build from source: https://github.com/lazd/wolf4sdl-controller-mappings

If you have a controller mapping for another controller that matches the control scheme I've outlined, feel free to send a pull request or just post it on this thread!

lazd

I got a little carried away (again), and with SDL2 and the GameController API, plus the publicly curated GameController_DB, I've implemented what I think is full game controller support for Wolf, including the ability to remap all controls within Wolf's UI:

Gamepad Remapping UI

As well as the ability to adjust turn speed:

Gamepad turn speed

I also implemented a workaround for RetroPie's nasty xmod patch that forces triggers_as_buttons and confuses SDL's mapping for XBox controllers (this doesn't fix other controllers with analog triggers, you'll have to edit /etc/modprobe.d/xpad.conf and set triggers_to_buttons=0 for those).

You can try it by doing the following:

cd /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/
sudo apt-get install libsdl2-dev libsdl2-mixer-dev
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl depends
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl sources
sudo chown -R pi:pi /home/pi/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/wolf4sdl/
cd ~/RetroPie-Setup/tmp/build/wolf4sdl/
git remote add lazd "https://github.com/lazd/wolf4sdl.git"
git fetch lazd
git checkout sdl2remap
git submodule init
git submodule update
cd ~/RetroPie-Setup/
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl get_opts
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl get_bins
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl build
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl install
sudo ./retropie_packages.sh wolf4sdl configure
rm ~/.wolf4sdl/config.wl*

Tested and working on RetroPie 4.4 with an XBox One controller, Logitech Dual Action, and 8BitDo N30 Pro, as well as macOS with an XBox One controller and keyboard/mouse controls (just to make sure they still work!).

Please let me know if this works for your gamepad of choice, and report back any issues!

Source code is available here: https://github.com/lazd/wolf4sdl/tree/sdl2remap

denisuu

Thanks @lazd it works like a charm!

lazd

@denisuu Awesome, glad you're up and running! What gamepad are you using?

Also, heads up, we're working on a turn-key install of Splitwolf with gamepad controls, so you can do 2-4 player Wolfenstein co-op on your RetroPie. I'll announce it when it's ready.

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In the mean time, I might send a PR against RetroPie-Setup to use my SDL2 fork with the GameController support so people don't have to mess around with git to get their game controllers working nicely.

lazd

@denisuu If you have a minute, give this a try:

Optional: Copy all of your Wolf3D Full and SoD game files to roms/ports/wolf3d/
Run these commands

cd ~/RetroPie-Setup
git remote add lazd https://github.com/lazd/RetroPie-Setup.git
git fetch lazd
git checkout splitwolf

Run RetroPie Setup
Select "Manage Packages" -> "Manage optional packages" -> "splitwolf" -> "Install from binary" (if binary doesn't work, please post the output of cat /dev/shm/runcommand.log and try "Install from source")

You should then have Splitwolf in your Ports tab and can play 2-4 player Wolfenstein! And yes, your game controller will work perfect, and you can remap all of the buttons :)

Hopefully we can get this directly into RetroPie for everyone to enjoy soon. Please let me know if it works for you!

Phiro13

Hello,

I'm running Wolfenstein 3D on a self built Gameboy CM3 with Kites Circuit Sword, so button alignment is a bit different to the normal XBOX or PS4 controller.
I purchased the game from 3D Realms and got it successfully running in full version. Also I could remap the buttons to the right configuration like it's in Doom as well.
Now my only problem is, that only the Joystick is working and not the D-Pad. I could totally live with that, cause it's absolutely playable but all directions are reversed and I can't figure it out what's the reason for that. Every other game hasn't any problem with this and both D-Pad and joystick are working simultaneously, so you can use both.
I already tried to edit the wl_play.cpp in a section further down under Joymovement by changing moveforeward to movebackward and so on. Also I flipped the x and y for directions and I tried to reverse the input values like <64 to ->64 and vise versa. But nothing caused a change to the behavior of the gameplay.
I hope anyone maybe has a clue or even a solution for that and can help, I would be very grateful for that.

Merry Christmas!